Golden Retriever Dog to share half time
How about a dog share? Would you like the joys of a dog without the cost of owning one? Cooper is a beautiful well behaved 1 year old Golden Retriever who lives half time with his dad and half time with his mum due to a marriage breakup. Sadly Mum hasn’t got time to look after Cooper so she wants a nice family/person to have Cooper for half the time. He is great with kids, absolutely gorgeous and very friendly. The tough puppy stage is done, and Cooper just loves, walks, parks but he is generally quite chilled. He would make a family so happy but still give you freedom to not be 100% tied to a dog. We are flexible with days. He is valued at $2,800 so if anyone wants to buy him, we would consider it. He’s not desexed yet but we can get it done.
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